Sentence examples for single methodologies from inspiring English sources
Hybrid approaches are a combination of several policy evaluation methodologies, and their applicability in computer-embedded frameworks depends on the single methodologies used [31, 81].
The obvious strength of this study lays in the joint use of quantitative and qualitative methods of data collection and analysis, allowing us to explore a multitude of factors which the single methodologies would have not been able to capture adequately.
They had achieved a herculean task of getting two government agencies to agree on a single data set, a single methodology and a single progress report.
No single methodology paper can credibly cover all of the issues relating to this rich field.
Unlike the CPI and HDI, there is no single methodology for the EF with various groups having their own approach.
Additionally, since clinical needs differ among various diseases, biomarker development including discovery, verification and validation cannot be restricted to a single methodology.
Firstly, the consumer price data collected by the statistical offices should be used to regularly calculate a LW for all EU member states according to a single methodology.
Rather than a single methodology, the practitioners used STEEP or VSTEEP factors to filter and group the results from any of the foresight processes or methods, into actionable categories.
In this work, we review two families of methods: cell-based simulators – later called Cellular Automata – and Finite Volume solvers for the Zero-Inertia equation, which we show to converge into a single methodology given appropriate choices.
Meeting these demands for impact assessment involves a number of complex issues that are difficult to fully address in a single study or in the design of a single methodology.
The search for a single methodology powerful enough to span all the stages of the development life cycle of a formal model capable of replacing existing non-formal practices, however, has proven more difficult than expected.
